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Network patch cable ICIDU Cat6a SF/UTP 5 m light grey
ICIDU Cat6a SF/UTP 5 m patch cable in light grey is a shielded Ethernet cable designed for high‑speed data transmission and structured cabling environments. The cable uses SF/UTP construction with an overall braid and foil shielding combined with U/TP pair isolation to deliver Cat6a performance up to 10 Gbps over typical horizontal distances. Fitted with RJ45 connectors on both ends, it is intended for reliable connections between switches, patch panels, routers and workstations in offices and data centres where improved immunity to electromagnetic interference is required.
The shielded SF/UTP design reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk compared to unshielded alternatives, supporting stable 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance. The 5 m length provides flexibility for common rack-to-desk and patch panel interconnects while minimising excess cable slack. RJ45 terminations ensure compatibility with standard network ports and structured cabling hardware. The light grey jacket offers neutral aesthetics suitable for office and data centre installations.
Connect one RJ45 end to a network switch, router, patch panel or device port and the other RJ45 end to the corresponding port on the receiving device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that cable routing does not bend the cable sharply near the connector to maintain performance. Avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines for extended lengths to reduce potential interference.
Use this Cat6a SF/UTP patch cable for short to medium-length 10 Gigabit interconnects in rack and workstation areas where shielding improves signal integrity. For installations requiring plenum-rated or outdoor cabling, select a cable with the appropriate jacket and ratings.
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